In the early morning,when I'm driving to work, around 6:00 a.m., the northbound/southbound lights only stay green for about ten seconds, while the other side stays green for up to 50 seconds, or longer. The mall isn't even open yet. They are working on timers, not sensors.
We submitted a notice #187869 that notes as fixed, however the left turn light on 17th street turning north into Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall is still not working. Thank you!
For last couple of weeks around 20:45-21:00 the Walking symbol for the westbound crosswalk hasn't been activating even though I press the button every single time. I've walked enough to know that it should (or has in the past always allowed to walk as the vehicle track going west gets the green light). Didn't know if the light was just stuck and not changing? Or if you updated when it allows pedestrians to walk?
The left turn arrow from northbound Walnut to westbound Country Club is not giving the green arrow.
Left hand turn signal on Walnut heading north at Country Club—sensor is not working.
A tree branch is obscuring the yellow turn arrow on a traffic signal at 2nd and High. The traffic signal is for westbound traffic on 2nd Street. The signal itself is located on the western side of the intersection and is the southern (left when looking at the lights as traffic would) signal hanging there. It should be trimmed up.
The lights for the 10th street westbound traffic stayed red for several light cycles while the eastbound traffic lights changed as expected. I reported this issue about 4 years ago as well.
Timing on left the turn signal at Second and Rogers if you're turning on to Rogers is a bit short. Lets about one to a half a car through.
The left turn arrows for E. Moores Pike onto S. College and S. Sare cycle to short which causes traffic to back up both hills, to the round-about and to the movie theatre entrance. Then cars run the red once it goes green for College and Sare.
S. Walnut Street Pike southbound traffic light at Rhorer Rd always goes green including a green left arrow (with no cars turning) even when multiple cars are waiting to go at the other side of the intersection, northbound on Walnut Street Pike.